Philadelphia High School for Girls - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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NANCY NICHOLAS DONADIO February 15 615 Marlyn Road 1311 Sound the trumpets . . . here's our facsimile for Harry james fmusically speaking, of course1 . . . forever blowing our cares away with her comet and her smiles . . . sounds reveille to wake up the world. NAOMI LAVERNE DUKES July 23 1730 Catherine Street Q461 Verne is an invaluable companion with unceas- ing industry . . . a smile that speaks for itself . . . serious, yet fun loving . . . destined to suc- ceed in her chosen Held of teaching. JUNE B. DULEY May 6 3718 Aspen Street C41 A likeable lady . . . a friendly nature . . . effervescent . . . shining with a hidden energy 4 . . . bound to make the best of everything . . . sure to make good . . . our own Florence Night- ingale. JEANNE DUNN june 12 6140 Vine Street Q391 A creature artist with either a pen or brush . . . always chasing our blues away . . . a mis- chievous rin a collector of records and g , . . HENRI . . . with her mission she's sure to end up on top. ODETTE LORETTA DUNN july 2 2327 Saint Albans Place 1461 A leader of rare ability . . . when solving Virgil problems . . . serving as Secretary of G.H.S .... or thrilling us with her gymnastics and barn-dance strut . . . p1'edictiorz.f.' smooth sailing. BLANCHE EAGLE january 6 606 South Street 1471 Bobbie's shirts give a masculine touch to a very feminine girl . . . modern maid with a Hair for picture collecting . . . energetic as a vitamin pill . . . poised, on the brink of an artistic career. RUTH JEANETTE ELAM August 13 6056 N. Beechwood Street 1381 Quietness of manner, sincerity and earnestness are all synonyms for our Ruthie . . . a devoted friend . . . She is a model of neatness and eth- ciency . . . To know her is to love her. DOLORES ANITA FAIRFAX May 11 1929 Columbia Avenue f211 Our Dolores was high-minded . . . double- jointed . . . worked hard . . . didn't mind it . . . all day long . . . true to Blue and her class- mates . . . winner of the coveted cup and our hearts.

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-N x 'X 'x MIRIAM COHEN January S 641 Snyder Avenue 1481 All we know is what we hear from Mickey . . . favorite place: Shibe -Park . . . comimlt C07lZp!llZi07Z.f.' a hot dog, a coke, score card . . . no strikes yet, Mickey . . . Make it a homer. PEARL D. COLLINS June 14 2355 N. 16th Street 1211 A sports enthusiast . . . always playing the game fairly . . . taking the hardest with the easiest . . . the Pearl in our oyster . . . She can't miss! MARY DOVER CORNISH May 3 5623 Girard Avenue 1311 A pleasant and radiant personality . . . an A-1 student with boundless energy . . . delights in taking our last cent for dues . . . her designs for the future are sure to be successful. DORIS A. CULP April 30 5620 Wliitley Avenue 1451 Somebody everybody loves . . . tossing cares out the window . . . living in her own bright world . . . with a cheery welcome for those who seek to enter. LUCRETIA JAYNE DEGRASSE September 2 5841 Pentridge Street 1431 Hi, churn . . . Wisdom's daughter . . . calm as the sea . . . never ill at ease . . . as quietly forceful as the sea in the Beethoven's symphonies she loves . . . finds pleasure in the little things of life. BERNICE A. DEITCH September 26 518 S. 5th Street 1471 Bernie, with the dreamy blue eyes and dark glossy hair . . . a business-like, charming appear- ance . . . a heart capable of deep friendship and a mind capable of ingenious work. MARIE ANITA DELUCA June 12 5527 N. 11th Street 1401 DeLuca's on the gym floor . . . the gym iioor's hot . . . she can't lose . . . with the pep she's got . . . refreshing and natural . . . just a jitterbug at heart. ODETTE EMMA DEVERRE November 14' 2012 W. Ontario Street 1401 The girl with the golden voice , . . for her world is set to music . . . a charming shyness, a ready smile . . . a great help in our French . . . a grand friend to us.

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DOROTHY EVELYN FAUST june 20 5350 Akron Street U41 True as the tones of a flawless crystal . . . with a touch of humor and heaps of friendliness . . . height of dependability . . . many endearing young charms all rolled into one. . AILEEN SURREY FICKLAND November 1 561 N. 58th Street GU Calm and unruftled . . . a charming air . . . full of happy little giggles . . . a sincere and earnest worker . . . Will Miss Medlar ever forget her Repetez ? . . . No, we won't either. LOUISE FISHER July 10 4007 Gilham Street 1351 Earnest and dependable . . . Lou's lilting laugh- ter is music to our ears . . . a good sport . . . a staunch friend , . . an all around girl. DORIS LUBELLE FITTS April 15 2410 N. 26th Street f32, Poised, self confident . . . Doris is the master of any situation . . . with her keen insight and abiilty to work hard, she should excel in the field of Social Science. MARTHA B. FORMAN May 11 5215 Church Road f31j . There's never a dull moment when Martha, Bugs Bunny, is around . . . witty . . . aggressive . . . our class cut-up . . , We shouldn't be the same without her. SHIRLEY ROSEMARY FRANKLIN June 6 257 N. Wanainaker Street C391 Sparkling eyes . . . a. Puckish grin . . . a ready answer in Social Science class , . . If her letters are as clever as her classroom comments, we're sure the boys enjoy hearing 'from her. RUTH VIRGINIA FRASER November 4 5228 N. Carlisle Street M01 As modern as Gershwin . . . as mellow as Schubert . . . Ginny's smile radiates the charm of a Chopin nocturne . . . She will truly lift up he?-Igfesn . . . Ginny's our perfect Symphony in G. . . MARJORIE MAY FRAZIER January 4 1815 N. Vanpelt Street 1211 Quiet but alert . . . lovely features and twin- kling eyes . . . a voice we'd like to listen to for- ever . . . always giving a hand . . . What better vocation could she choose than Social Service? mx -s